26 S.E. 252 | N.C. | 1896
In S. v. Anderson,
At the instance of the defendants and with their consent in open court, acting under the advice of their counsel, an amendment was made in the indictment. They subsequently pleaded to the indictment and went to trial without objection, till after verdict. This action is binding on them, and it would be a fraud on the court if it was not. McCorkle v. State,
APPEAL DISMISSED.
Cited: S. v. McDowell,
(910)